Romanticism values feelings, intuition, and imagination as primary ways of understanding and experiencing the world, contrasting with the Enlightenment’s emphasis on rationalism and logic. For Romantics, emotions and inner experiences reveal deeper truths about existence, often inaccessible through pure reason. Intuition and imagination allow individuals to connect with nature, the sublime, and their own authentic selves, fostering creativity and personal freedom. This shift reflects a belief that human experience is richer and more meaningful when guided by the heart and spirit, rather than cold, detached logic.